Earthquake Novel Concept Japan
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Japan has been advised to consider using coral reefs and invite technological experts to help generate a protective resilient structure beneath Japan to minimize infrastructure damage from hazards. While Japan's culture and society were influenced by China, its own scientific community has made advances in areas like renewable energy and modern building techniques. Historical events have tested Japan's infrastructure but it has proven more resilient than many other Pacific regions.
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Chapter 2
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Chapter 3
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